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REBUILD BY DESIGN FEATURED AT “CREATION FROM CATASTROPHE: HOW ARCHITECTURE REBUILDS COMMUNITIES”

March 7, 2016 – April 28, 2016 All Day The Architecture Gallery, RIBA66 Portland PlaceLondon, W1B 1ADUnited Kingdom As part of RIBA’s Creation from Catastrophe: How Architecture Rebuilds Communities, Rebuild by Design will be on view. The display will feature the innovative designs from the competition that were designed for communities impacted by Hurricane Sandy. About the exhibition: The destruction of

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CREATION FROM CATASTROPHE: HOW ARCHITECTURE REBUILDS COMMUNITIES

April 12, 20167:00 pm – 8:45 pm The Architecture Gallery, RIBA66 Portland PlaceLondon, W1B 1ADUnited States As part of RIBA’s Creation from Catastrophe: How Architecture Rebuilds Communities, join Special Envoy for International Water Affairs for the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Henk Ovink,  OMA’s Reinier de Graaf and Amy Chester, Managing Director, Rebuild by Design, discuss new ways

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CONSTRUCTIVE CONFLICT: CAN DESIGN COMPETITIONS MAKE CITIES STRONGER?

The Guardian: Just as musicians can build their year around festival appearances, architects can now fill their calendar with deadlines for design competitions. The international contest is an increasingly fashionable way of generating new ideas, forging reputations and getting some interesting things built. We have competitions to thank for New York’s 9/11 Ground Zero Memorial and Manhattan’s High

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IS THE TIDE AGAINST HOBOKEN’S FLOOD PLAN SUBSIDING?

NJ.com: Consultants and local and state officials pushing for a $230 million federally funded plan to resist Hurricane Sandy-like flooding have been gradually breaking down the public’s resistance to the plan itself, inundating residents with meetings, online presentations and solicitations for their views on how the plan should look. And judging from the latest gathering

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HOW WILL PLANNERS DESIGN HOBOKEN’S FLOOD PROTECTION? GIVE YOUR INPUT AT APRIL WORKSHOPS

The Hudson Reporter:  What will Hoboken’s flood protection look like? Planners expect to make renderings public by June but residents first need to provide input. The City of Hoboken will host three workshops in April to discuss a finalized plan as part of the $230 million federally-funded Rebuild by Design Hudson River project spurred in

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